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There are plenty of reasons to despise this filth ridden city. What bothers you most?

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  Anonymous wrote:

One year later and nobody working in customer service has yelled at me or hung up since I left Berlin. Nobody has glared at me randomly, yelled at me about my nationality, tried to make me feel bad about where I am from. Nobody has crashed into me on the road or stared at me in public.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Welcome to the normal world

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  Anonymous wrote:

I’ve been betrayed and used by ( Germans and expats) these toxic people in this place. I have been thinking how certain( men and women) people could be that (subtle) evil. The word is “ Covert narcissist.” It would be nice to hear anyone’s experience on this subject.

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  Anonymous wrote:

On a daily basis, mon cher...
I am having a very hard time in my workplace because of these people.
Nothing I have ever experienced so far. Lack of humanity...
They would let one drown in sight, if helping another human would mean getting their pants wet...
I suffer a lot, but with this pandemic crap, I have to ingest it until better days...

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  Anonymous wrote:

Yes, I had never truly seen evil until I was in Berlin. And I saw it permeated in the culture. It’s a toxic place .

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  Anonymous wrote:

why is this? I really still don't get what exactly it is that makes the vibe so negative.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I can just feel that something is wrong but I can't rationally explain it.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I’m not sure but I have some supernatural theories

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  Anonymous wrote:

The whole place has a dark, evil vibe... due to its history
Maybe there’s a supernatural theory indeed

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  Anonymous wrote:

well someone wrote here a few months back about the pergamon being stolen and called satans throne from greeece.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Months ago, I told all you stupid imbeciles still in Berlin, not to trust the vaccines, now when you fly your blood will clot quicker and you'll have a much greater chance of suffering from DVT. Oh well, sheep will be sheep. Keep buying the fear they're selling you. Go and get another jab, you Dumb as sh1t fvckwits.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Who are you aiming this at? I tend to take my medical advice from my Doctor, rather than following the advice of an anonymous person calling me a "dumb as sh1t fvckwit".

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  Anonymous wrote:

if you think your doctor doesn't call you dumb as sh1t fvckwit the second you leave their office, then you are dumb as sh1t.

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  Anonymous wrote:

That’s not nice language.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I mean that is a fair point. I am particularly stupid in comparison to her. As are you. I mean we are arguing on BerlinHater FFS.

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  Anonymous wrote:

OMG, i cant beliebte it! On December I'm leaving Berlin guys! IM ĹEAVING BERLIN!!!! YAY!!!!

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  Anonymous wrote:

Congratulations!

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  Anonymous wrote:

You'll start coming back to balance quicker than you expect. Never look back, just go forward. Put Berlin behind you and never mention it to anyone, just start afresh and pretend you never visited there.

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  Anonymous wrote:

It’s been over a year for me and I’m still recovering! How did you manage?

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  Anonymous wrote:

I wish berlinhater had a billboard right at warshauer st

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  Anonymous wrote:

Only imbeciles and tourists would see it, who else would ever go back to WarschauerStr after going there once.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I had a thought just now - where did we think we were actually going anyway? you know?

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  Anonymous wrote:

I mean like......why were we surprise? its germany, after all.....

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  Anonymous wrote:

Yeah... I believed that after 80 years, their mentality would have changed. I guess not.

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  Anonymous wrote:

It takes many generations to breed the soviet-socialist brainwashing out of a culture.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I was referring to nazi times, you fool. But what would anyone expect from you? We know what anti-antifa truly are. How come you dislike Chermany I wonder

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  Anonymous wrote:

You fvucking moron, Soviet socialists from East Berlin were Nazis before the wall went up, you stupid cvnt.

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  Anonymous wrote:

You have no idea about history and you’re proud of it HAHAHAHA

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  Anonymous wrote:

So fill me on on what I've got wrong, retard.

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  Anonymous wrote:

1) East Germany was a Soviet Satellite State, but not part of the Soviet Union, so no „Soviet socialists“
2) The Wall went up in 1961, not 1945
3) All Germans were nazis before 1945 but somehow you’re talking about soviets, you anti antifa scum. Soviets liberated Europe from nazis. They did some horrible things but this one was good. They didn’t do their job so well, though, and anti antifa like you are still alive

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  Anonymous wrote:

Anti Antifa guy - do you talk to people like that when you are in public?

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  Anonymous wrote:

"whose name wasnt released for privacy reasons"......??

infotel.ca/newsitem/eu-germany-serial-rape/cp63810606

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  Anonymous wrote:

I don’t understand how this society finds foreigners so strange and exotic. Foreigners have filled Berlin over the last twenty years minimum. Why stare and harass them? Why exoticize? They are everywhere ???

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  Anonymous wrote:

are you sure they are staring because of what you look like? I think they just stare at everyone and you take it personally

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  Anonymous wrote:

maybe that is a form of gaslighting..but they definitely stare anyway and make you feel like an alien

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  Anonymous wrote:

they dont stare at other germans

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  Anonymous wrote:

It's the stare of pure envy and hate! Staring is considered rude almost every where! They deliberately want to make you feel uncomfortable

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  Anonymous wrote:

to me it isnt envy and hate the stare. It is just blank. It is as if they are staring at a wall. except they are staring at you and do not break eye contact when you look. its very bizarre..

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  Anonymous wrote:

there is something about foreigners being in "Their" land. They cannot remove their sense of identity from their land. So anyone foreign its like, they are invading their space.

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God forbid if that foreigner also happens to have a decent job or live somewhere decent. They hate that person to the core. Jealousy

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  Anonymous wrote:

“ It is as if they are staring at a wall. except they are staring at you and do not break eye contact when you look.”

This is true. Their behavior makes me uncomfortable. I’ve said this before physically I’m not worried about them. But, they give me a bad vibe that says something is wrong, something is off with them mentally. Working with them and daily interactions with them proves my point. Anyway, there is no need to go into full details. I’m sure we all have experience the same thing dealing with them. When I go outside I keep my eyes straight so not to look at them. I just pretend I don’t see them. I have to do this so I don’t lose my temper. The way they stare is rude and disrespectful on all levels. I know I can’t beat the poop out of all of them. It’s impossible! So to keep my sanity until I leave. I just pretend I don’t see them when I’m out. These people lost my respect a long time ago.

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  Anonymous wrote:

www.reddit.com/r/germany/comments/mtqcyq/bullying_in_the_work_place_long/

There is no communication happening in this country. Everything is being handled by passive aggressiveness, letters or being sued. I am laughing but I feel also sad about that foreign couple who need to deal with German.

Fortunately, I work globally where my interaction with Germans are minimal

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  Anonymous wrote:

Yes reminds me of when I went to my ex house to say hi because I was drunk (never stopped by before even once) and he called police on me, then filed a report saying I had invented a relationship in my head and that he “thought” I was outside waiting for him every night with a knife. fornicate this country

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To continue my message above, I had to go to court. Extremely traumatic experience, it made no sense to me. That’s Berlin for you.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Oh and one more thing, he made a CD of the voicemails I left him saying “fuckk you, goodbye” sent it into the police, and I was charged with the insults fine. They asked me to pay 1500€ or go to jail for 1.5 months, eventually I only had to pay 300.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Oh wow, this is insane and traumatic...
Good thing you got rid of that relationship, even at the price of €300
Seems like a good Investment.
Still, insane...

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  Anonymous wrote:

thank you, after that experience I realized I had to leave germany.

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  Anonymous wrote:

If you’re no longer in Germany, then blast that kraut‘s phone with all the nasty crap you can ever think of! I‘d get a new prepaid sim just to fornicate with him and laugh.
Thinking he’s shutting his pants at night.
To keep him on his toes, you know.
Be the karma he needs

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  Anonymous wrote:

nah, this was two years ago now. I dont give that satisfaction that I am even thinking of the person.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Yesterday I tool a long stroll through Mitte, through the area where all the embassies are. The streets were EMPTY. And not only that, it was also clean and the buildings were really nice to look at. Everybody else in Berlin seemed to be cramped in Prenzlauer Berg or Kreuzberg in their filth. And there it occurred to me - how great this city COULD be. How much potential there is. But I have been living here for 4 years now - I heard this 'potential' talk for too long. How can one let such a great potential go to waste? And for what? For social welfare scroungers and 'sexual liberation' freaks? People from poorer countries would die to have half the opportunities that the overprivileged Berlin population has. Berliners are just too stupid, lazy and filthy to take them and make their place a nice city to live in.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Anything beautiful and classy is frowned upon here. It is a deeply communist society plus still suffering from WW2 trauma. The mindset of most people is still in the sixties or seventies when it was cool to rebel against anything considered bourgeois. As the average age of the population is 47 (!), guess how many folks here are still from the 60es rebel generation and frown upon anything "elitist". I have seen people earning 100k spending their holidays in run down camping sites. It is considered classy here!

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  Anonymous wrote:

One reason I left Berlin is because I like to dress up. and i dont even make that much money, but I try to not look like a bum. So tell me, how come a pair of 300 euro sportswear shoes, 200 euro track jacket and pants, is better than less than the same price of a different style?
why is it ok to spend money on designer sportswear but not other styles? fetish wear is also expensive? what the hel

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  Anonymous wrote:

If I ever moved back to berlin it would be mitte or ku-damm or charlottenburg. I am considering moving back if I got a good offer, but honestly, I would rather try a different city after all the difficulty and those winters.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I turned into a bum in Berlin, but when I do scrub off, the stares are... awkward.
I don’t do the whole fake lashes, fake nails, extensions crap, only a classy liner and some lipstick, my go to look since forever...
Still, you are a darn alien to them.
I got some nice, simple boots with a bit of heel, I wore them about 3x ...
I forgot how nice is to feel good with yourself when you prep yourself to look good, as you’d rather avoid the unwanted creepiness

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  Anonymous wrote:

I just can't stop think about how I have wasted my youth times in this country. I am beyond regretful

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  Anonymous wrote:

*thinking

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  Anonymous wrote:

better to waste youth, than old age

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  Anonymous wrote:

I for my part decided to not spend a single penny more than necessary here any more. I will try to make all bigger purchases back home or on weekend trips to Poland maybe. Don't want any more of my hard earned income to end up in taxes for this horrible place.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I sometimes check this site just to remind myself of the other side of the coin such as the oppressive Berlin bureaucracy. I’m just remembering now how I had an appointment to lower my rent in 2019- and I arrived, and the lady at the desk said I didn’t have an appointment. So I had to turn the monitor to face myself, and low and behold, my name was on the screen. Instead of apologizing, she just stared blankly at me. The passive aggressiveness of the local population towards foreigners (or outright aggressiveness) is something next level.

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  Anonymous wrote:

They are extremely rude, never apologise...Even if they work in a client facing/people handling role.
Even at the supermarkets, they act like gods. You need to wait for them to do whatever they consider doing and keeping you waiting, rather than serving you/letting you first & then continue...
This irks me every darn time.

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  Anonymous wrote:

how are these people brought up I wonder, do they really think they are the chosen peopel lmao

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  Anonymous wrote:

No, they’re not taught manners and are never punished when they behave like crap. They are taught to resist change so they behave exactly like that even when they’re 50

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  Anonymous wrote:

What's up with the spitting ? We all know which group of people do this poop all the time, exactly when you pass them. What are they trying to achieve by doing that ? Berlin is fuull of scum darn

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  Anonymous wrote:

Imagine your only way to demonstrate dominance or power over someone is to spit on the street whenever a complete stranger passes you. Seriously - WTF. Imagine your life being so empty and devoid of any experience of success that this is your only pastime. W.T.F. If you sit at home and watch television - this is 100 times more enjoyable than standing on the street corner, giving other people vicious looks and spitting on the street.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Just went to Friedrichstrasse station for some newspaper. Upon entry to the station I stepped in a massive pile of human dump. Unfortunately I didn’t see nor expected it to be there. F*cking disgusting city full of human waste.

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